Haloview Byte Tango System BT7 Touch / BT6 Touch User Manual

1. Precautions

Storage

• Do not expose the monitor to extreme heat, cold, or sudden temperature changes. Storage temperature: -30 to +80°C (-22 to +176°F). Operating temperature: -20 to +70°C (-4 to 158°F) with humidity under RH90%.
• Never use this device in environments with excessive moisture, dust, or smoke.
• Avoid dropping or striking this device.
• Never puncture, scratch, or use abrasive cleaning materials on this device.
• Ensure at least a 2" space between the monitor and walls, cabinets, or other objects for adequate air circulation.
• The monitor is not designed to be waterproof.

Operating Precautions

• The device can be powered by DC 10-32V or USB Type-C 5V/2A.
• Improper cable connections may damage the monitor. Remove power cable connections when not in use.

Warning

• High voltage is present within the monitor. Opening the case should be done by professionals.
• Do not watch the video while driving unless monitoring the rear view camera display.

Special Notice

Occasional highlights or dark spots on the LCD screen are normal for active matrix display technology and do not indicate defects. Never attempt to repair the device yourself. Contact the company or an authorized dealer for any problems. Disassembly or modification may void the warranty.

Maintenance

• Remove all cable connections before cleaning.
• Use a mild household detergent and a slightly damp, soft cloth. Avoid strong solvents like thinner or benzine.

2. Accessories

The following accessories are typically included:

• 7" or 5.5" Monitor
• Camera
• 3M Mount Bracket
• Suction Cup Mount Bracket
• Power Adapter for Furrion Pre-wired RV
• Pairing Cable
• Cigarette Lighter
• Type-C Cable
• Camera Conversion Cable

Diagram: Shows a cigarette lighter, pairing cable, monitor, and camera/TX-box connected.

Please pair the camera with the monitor using the external 12V power supply and provided Pairing Cable before installing the system on your RV.

Note: Product improvements and specifications may change without notice. Accessories supplied may differ for each application. The antennas of BT6 are shorter than BT7.

3. Features

• Upgraded touch screen for easy operation.
• NORMAL, MIRROR, FLIP, and MIR-FLIP viewing modes.
• Split mode auto-scan and single-display modes.
• Supports 4-channel composite and single-channel recording in AVI format.
• Auto dim function.
• 4 wireless camera inputs.
• 1080P video input.
• Wide voltage input: DC10-32V or USB Type-C 5V.
• Camera night LED can be turned ON/OFF via the monitor.

4. Specifications

5. Functions of each part

Monitor Front/Side View:

• PAIR button
• Light Sensor
• Micro SD Card Slot
• Power Indicator (Turns red when powered on)
• Power button
• USB Type-C port
• DC port

Monitor Rear View:

• Speaker

6. Basic Operation

Installation of Suction Cup Mount:

1. Adjust monitor height by sliding it in the slot, then tighten the knob.
2. Adjust monitor angle by loosening the lower knob on the suction cup mount, tilting the monitor, and re-tightening the knob.

Installation of 3M Mount:

1. Clean the mounting surface with provided alcohol wipes.
2. Remove the base from the mount and paste it onto the cleaned surface.
3. Press the adhesive base firmly for 15 seconds. Allow 12-24 hours for the adhesive to set before hanging the monitor.
4. Attach the mount to the base.

Diagram: Shows the multi-purpose multi-angle adjustment display mount used in different positions, including on a windshield with a static sticker.

7. Wiring Instruction

Camera Wiring Method 1 (Suggested):

Connect the Red positive wire to a 10-32 VDC power source, the Black wire to the Negative/Ground source, and connect the camera plug. Ensure GREEN WIRES are UNCONNECTED.

Diagrams: Illustrate Camera Wiring Method 1 and Method 2.

Camera Wiring Method 2:

Connect the camera plug and Green wires. Connect the Red and Green wire to a 10-32VDC power source, and the Black wire to the Negative/Ground source.

Notice: Touch screen is invalid when the triggering function is activated. For long-hour observation, do not use Camera Wiring Method 2.

This method enables camera triggering. For example, connecting the green wire to the left turn signal light will switch the monitor to that camera when the turn signal is activated. This automatic switching helps avoid driver distraction.

Monitor Wiring:

Connect the monitor to the cigarette lighter power adapter or USB Type-C. The monitor can be powered through the vehicle's 12V cigarette lighter or USB Type-C.

Diagram: Shows monitor connected to cigarette lighter adapter and USB Type-C.

For additional cameras, pair them separately to CAM1/CAM2/CAM3/CAM4. Refer to page 15 for PAIRING.

8. Installation

Find the best signal reception position before installation. The metal body of the vehicle can significantly attenuate wireless signal strength. Test the signal strength before installation.

1. Connect the monitor and camera as shown in the diagram.
2. Pair the camera to the monitor (refer to page 15 PAIRING). Up to 4 cameras can be paired to CAM1/CAM2/CAM3/CAM4.
3. Place the monitor and camera at the intended positions to test signal strength.

Diagrams: Show monitor and camera connections, and signal strength indicators (Good signal, Poor signal).

If signal strength is consistently under 2 bars, try a different position or mount the camera higher, ensuring the antenna is unobstructed. Refer to the pictures for guidance.

Installation Position 1:

Mount the camera higher than the vehicle's roof, keeping the antenna vertical.

Installation Position 2:

Mount the camera lower, close to the vehicle's roof, and angle the antenna outward 15-30 degrees. Proximity to metal surfaces can affect signal strength.

Special Notice: After position adjustment, proceed with installation if signal strength is above 2 bars.

Image freezing may occur on vehicles 42-65ft long if the antenna is poorly positioned (not on the roof or obstructed). Consider purchasing a Haloview 10M or 12M antenna extension cable to place the antenna on the roof without obstacles.

Diagram: Illustrates antenna placement on an RV for optimal signal reception. It is recommended to use an antenna length 2-3ft longer than the RV. Placing the antenna extension cable at the front of the RV, near the roof, is also recommended for better signal.

9. Menu

Shortcut Menu

Tapping the screen in single image mode displays the first group of shortcut MENU options. You can switch between the four camera channels or go to Quad Mode. Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main MENU.

Tapping the screen again displays the second group of shortcut MENU options.

Diagrams: Show the two groups of shortcut menu icons on the monitor.

Shortcut Menu Functions:

• Tap [Parking Line Icon] to turn parking lines on/off.
• Tap [Volume Icon] to adjust volume.
• Tap [Brightness Icon] to adjust screen brightness.
• Tap [Night Light Icon] to turn the camera's night light on/off. The indicator changes from [Sun Icon] to [Moon Icon].
• Tap [Record Icon] to start or pause recording.
• Tap [SCAN Icon] to automatically switch between camera channels.

In Quad Mode (QMODE), an audio icon highlighted in CH1 indicates active audio. Tap any audio icon to hear the audio from that channel.

Notice: Tap the audio icon directly. Tapping other areas may switch to a different camera channel.

Press the menu icon [≡] to go to the Main Menu. Press the return icon [C] to exit.

9.1 MENU

Diagrams: Show the Main Menu interface with various function icons.

Press the return icon [C] to exit.

9.2 VOLUME

Diagram: Shows the volume adjustment screen with a slider and MUTE/UNMUTE buttons.

Tap the volume icon [Volume Icon] to access VOLUME settings. Adjust volume using the slider or tap ON/OFF to MUTE/UNMUTE.

9.3 PAIRING

Diagram: Shows the pairing screen prompting to press the pair key.

Camera and monitor are paired to CAM4 by default. Power on the monitor and camera. Tap the monitor to find the shortcut menu and select CH4. If the image is displayed, pairing is successful. Otherwise, follow these pairing methods:

Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main Menu. Tap [PAIRING Icon] to enter pairing status (50 seconds). Press the pairing button on the camera until you hear a "tah". Video will display after pairing is complete.

Quick Access to Pairing Status: Press the PAIR button for 3 seconds.

Diagram: Shows the camera with the PAIR button highlighted.

If you accidentally enter pairing status, tap the return icon [C] to exit.

9.4 PICTURE

Diagram: Shows the Picture settings screen with sliders for BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, COLOR, and a toggle for CAM LED.

Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main Menu. Tap [PICTURE Icon] to enter Picture settings. Adjust BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, and COLOR using the sliders. Tap ON/OFF to control the camera's night light.

9.5 MIRROR

Diagram: Shows options for Normal, Mirror, Mirror-Flip, and Flip viewing modes.

Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main Menu. Tap [MIRROR Icon] to enter MIRROR settings. Select Normal, Mirror, Mirror-Flip, or Flip as desired.

9.6 QMODE

Diagram: Shows various split-screen and quad-screen display modes.

Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main Menu. Tap [QMODE Icon] to enter QMODE settings. Select any desired display mode.

9.7 SETTING

Diagram: Shows the SETTING menu with options for TRIGGER, COLOR-SYS, AUTODIM, and SCREEN OFF.

Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main Menu. Tap [SETTING Icon] to enter settings.

• Tap ON/OFF to turn the Trigger function on/off.
• Tap NTSC/PAL to switch video format.

Video Format and Country Compatibility:

Tap ON/OFF to turn on/off Autodim. When active, the monitor automatically decreases brightness in low light.

Adjust the slider from 0 to 45 to set screen-off duration. If 0, the screen stays on. If 45, the display turns off after 45 seconds of inactivity.

9.8 SCAN

Diagram: Shows the SCAN settings with options to enable/disable scanning and set scan time.

Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main Menu. Tap [SCAN Icon] to enter SCAN settings. The SCAN function allows automatic switching between camera channels.

In the shortcut menu, tap [SCAN Icon] to start or exit scan mode. A Scan icon will appear when scan mode is active.

9.9 PARK-LINE

Diagram: Shows the parking line adjustment screen.

Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main Menu. Tap [PARK-LINE Icon] to enter parking line settings. Adjust the inclination and width of the parking line by sliding the screen.

9.10 RECORD

Diagram: Shows the RECORD settings with options for ON/OFF, FORMAT, COVER, and TIME.

Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main Menu. Tap [RECORD Icon] to enter RECORD settings.

Insert a TF card (max 256G Micro SD card) into the TF card slot. Format the TF card before use by tapping Format ON and Confirm Format. A yellow folder icon will appear on the screen after successful formatting, indicating the TF card is available.

Diagram: Shows the monitor with the Micro-SD/TF Card Slot highlighted.

When COVER is turned on, the overwrite function is activated. Previously recorded video files will be overwritten when the TF card memory is full.

Note: In QUAD or SPLIT display mode, the monitor records all displayed camera channels simultaneously.

TIME Setting:

Diagram: Shows the time setting interface.

Tap Year/Month/Date/Hour/Minute/Second to adjust the time settings using the up [▲] and down [▼] arrows.

9.11 PLAY

Diagram: Shows the PLAY interface with file information and navigation controls.

Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main Menu. Tap [PLAY Icon] to enter PLAY settings.

Tap [Select Icon] to select a file. Use the up [▲] and down [▼] arrows to navigate. Tap [Play Icon] to play the selected file.

Read the SD card on a PC; files will be in two formats. It is recommended to play AVI format files for higher video resolution.

9.11 Trigger Function

Tap the menu icon [≡] to access the Main Menu. Tap [SETTING Icon] to access trigger settings. The Trigger switch is off by default.

Tap ON to activate the Trigger function. When the trigger switch is on, a yellow icon [Signal Icon] will appear on the display. Complete trigger wiring is also required for the function to work.

Diagram: Shows the monitor with the Trigger function activated and a hand pressing the ON button.

In triggering status, MENU operations are invalid, and the screen prompts "TRIGGER LOCK".

Diagram: Shows the monitor displaying "TRIGGER LOCK".

10. Troubleshooting

The following table lists common symptoms and their possible causes/solutions. Check these items before requesting repair.